fis Defeat Saint {John Beavers 6-1: T Fans Delay

Z-g". tnuris Hockey Ieam Stalled," In Snow Drifts

urn baok while still "'°°§.,..'§n¢t. from St. Peter's. Leglonalres could not sp- f against Abegweit Intermed~ um m, their playoff tussle at the m-um inst Hillbi- The Legionaires left Souris 1 yesterday afternoon. travel- uxyby horse and sleigh to Rollo W." m... there they prwvred 1 819g’ until meeting the bus that Md been trying to reach them. m,‘ again, drift-blocked roads Faun a halt and they were for- ,1... return to Souris.

Results 0f .22 Rifle Shoot

A large number of rifle shooters turned out for the prize meet held st the Armouries by the civilian branch of the 17th Recce Regt. Rifle Club. Silver spoons were won on No. l Team by Messrs. my Andrew and P. J. Landrigan, and on 'l‘eam No. 2 by Messrs. Robert Banvlse and J. E. Taylor, m1 on Team No. 3 by Messrs. D. p, Barwise and Hayden McDon- ald. Nexi. shoot takes place March 1nd, and is open to all comers.

Following are the results of ‘Puesdiyv n ghtis shoot:

Robert Barivlse Rny Antirciv

P. J. Lanrlrlgnn J. E. Taylor

R. E. Jenkins ,1, E, IticRae Keith RfiblilSiill . Walter Bsairsto . Eric Coies

D, R. Barwisc B, B. Jnllcs

R. Bcaton

Klcly Lillliifigflil Hayden hisilonaid Leonard ftlsDunuld L‘, 0. BUflfliill Nelson lviitis G. E. Wat's’

Q1110

Gerald McKenzie Albert ltfurphy Wallace Hiinglils . l. Guindon Chas. lvlclnnis Jot. Christian D. ‘Taylor . Wiii. McDonald Isbeu Aruiast Allison Owen . Stewart Crawford . .

Knotty Niners Defeat Danadiaiis 8-2

1w evenme at sou. rink Knotty Nhiers won their way into the iuials of the City Midget Hoc- key League playoff when the de- feated Canadians by a score of 8-2. last, clean hockey was featured all U19 W31’ “i111 the winners leading 2-0 at the cnzi of {the first period W 8081s by Cheverie and Coyle. The second period was even a1] uound with each team iii) two markers. Ada-ms and Silflpherd scored for Canadians 11th Rush and Cheverle flashing the red light for Knotty Nlners. The third period drive oi Notty N111"! was too mucih for the Can- ldians as the Nineras-lammed In four goals off the sticks of Coyic. f2). Cheverie and Rush.

Next and final grmc

Mid!" Diaydovims bakes place at

Q-D-U. rink this evening pt 5.00 p.‘

m. when Knotty Nlncrs meet the WEIJQ-lending Abbie; in a. sudden “mil same for the Midget title "id rlizht to meet Summerside for the Island crown. Players of botlh igrms Wlii meet today at the Bike sglijlllilntlfi to make the trip to

MUUNIJON. March 1—(AP1-Joo ‘his will get a cigaret case to- ilght. But he doesn't smoke.

I much appreciate It lust tho "M." said the world heavy- Wtight champion. when told that cl bmemhers or a London boys i1 had contributed a penny

chalking-

Game

SAINT norm. N‘. 3-. Mud: 1.- (0P)—1n a g-zmo delayed‘ when Irate fans littered the lee with money and rubbish, Momtma Hawks tonight defeated Saint John Beavers 6-1 to bah tho second straight gafiie in their best-of- seven series for the‘ Maritime Senior Hodney Luv-lb crown. I-Iaiwks won the opening game on home ice 4-3 Saturday.

The Moncton soiled, defending MBJ-LL. chnrripio , took the lead in the opening period and were never headed.

The game was delayed more than 20 minutes when uvus ealoius fans protested a five-minute pen- alty to big defenceman Joe Lay in

and money on the ice.

Children in the rink soamipered onto the ice to take part in the hunt for pennies and police failed to, clear the ice for 20 minutes. Judge J. Elliott Hudson of Hali- fax. president oi the League. warned the fans that if the dem- onstration continued the gum would be cancelled amd awarded to Havwks.

Beavers had a bad night and failed to complete any of their fast-breaking passing plays wthioh had earncd thcm a - berth in the

loop finals. ‘ Jodoin with two goals and an assist led the point-gettcrs.

Imonti picked up two Moncton markers and the other two went to Grcsko and Whitlock.

‘Ilhe lone Beavers tally, which came at the 13 minute ma/rk the third period was scored by Ick Nicolle with an assist going to line-ornate Jake Wade.

The game started rough Lay and Bessette were witncnvajors for iidhtiflfl in opening frame

Grcskn Opr-llcfi the scoring on a breakaway while his team was shorthanded and Iimonti made it 2-0 at the end of the first on a screened shot from the side which Beavers goalie Sonny MacDonald failed to sce.

Moe-Donald again looked bad on the (it'll-xvi Moncton tally in the middle frame which Buck Whit- look shot from the corner.

The four goals tallied in the fi-nol frame ciinc within 10 min- utcs as Jodoin popped in two before Nicolle replied for Beavors.

and chased the

‘tnonti ended hho night's scoring at the 13.11 mark.

Beavers did not dress foo-ward Bobby Newton who Hawks had protested in the opening playoff game.

Frank Dilio. registrar of the

Quebec Airnatcur Hockey Associ- ation, said Newton trad been sus- pended for making an unauthoriz- ed transfer of clubs.

Whether Newton would be used in future games -was not known.

SUMMARY rim Period

1—Mo'n-cton. Gresko (Agnew) 14.50 2-—Moncton. Imonti (Poitier, Ram- say) 18:09 Penalties - Paulson. Ciroucher. Poll-ion», Lay (major), Beseette

the bhird period by throwing trash .

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTFETOWN

PAGE SEVEN

What is expected to be the most exciting game of the entire sea- son is scheduled for the Forum tonight when Pete Kelly's hockey raiders from U. N. 3., facing elim- ination, tangle with Jackie Kane's SDJJ. squad in the second and fIDl-l lime for the N.l3.-P.E.l. in- tercollegiate hockey title with the local crew holding a three goal advantage as a result of their 5-2 victory in New Brunswick a week ago.

+ -l- + -I~ But. don't let the margin the Saints enjoy fool anyone into

thinking that the game is already in the Saints’ victory column Saints had one of their toughest. sessions of the season in earning that margin and have earned a lot. oi respect for the U.N.B. team, so much so In tact that they are keeping their thumbs crossed on the outcome. -I- -1- -l- >1-

There isn't any defeatlsm In their ranks, far from It, but then realize fully that they will have to be at their best in order Ln throw back the expected onslaught of their foes and _ln such a frame of mind will likely go all out from

the opening whistle in an effort to add to their lead. + 4- Tliat. is \vi\._v tlic game 1.1111116:-

up as an outstanding battle of mp ice lanes. U. N. B. will have adopt that type oi play if the; are to keep their hopes of a itinri time intercollegiate title alive and it will be a case of do or dio [or them fro the opening whistle on It should e a wh-ale of a struggle all the way and a parked crowd are expected to witness the two teams in their duel for the two- provlnce title. + i- -l- 4-

Just what team the winners wli‘. face in the Maritime finals for the crown now held by the Kanemen is not yet known. Acadia Axemen are at present In the lend but u. is a very slim one over DHIIIOIISI". Tigers but if good coaching car take them through Acadia will likely be In. At their hclm is none other than Fred Kelly. former Abegweit star in the days when the wearers of the red and black were ruling the Maritime hockey roost.

-l- + + -I~

"Swede" as Kelly is affection- ately known has year after year been turning out ~~grea;t athlctn. teams at Acadia. This year's hoc-

(major). Second Period Zt-Moncton. Wlhitlock (Jodoln. Paulsenl 14:53 . Penalties _ female. Pwlwi. Third Period

1

i-Moncton, Jodoin (Poulsen) ‘.01 fr-Mcmcton. Jodoin (Grcsko) 10.31 G-Saint John. Nicolle (Wade) 13.- - on

‘I-Moncton. Iimonti (Gresko) 13:11

Penalties — Lay (motor)-

Dodgor Noldouts Brought To Terms

BROOKLYN, March l—(AP)- Branch Rickey brought tiwo star Brooklyn Dodger holdouts to terms today-shortstop Pee Woe Reese and -‘ baseman Eddib Stanley.

The key infielder: of the No- tional league champions were signed at Vero Beach. !'is., by Rickey. club president and hustled oft to a plane that would take them to Ofudad Trujillo in the Dominican Republic where thfi Dodgers started practice. today.

Stanky was reported to have demanded l. $20,000 corstract. l-le got around $14,000 last. year and probably signed at a figure mid-

mh i° bill’ the gift.

PM!‘ l" 1M1!

way between these two.

BIG STUF F -_

TNE UNIVERSITY 0F NEW DIIIINSWIDK m ST. DIINSTAN'S UNIVERSITY lnltruggle r..- Flnallsts o: Maritime . . College Hockey Supremacy .'l‘oulght-—8.30 o'clock-The IDBUM ‘ Posltlvely lmeklng Adm.

key squad looks to be about the best in the past few years and what s series it would make should-the Woiiville squad and the Saint Dunstans team clash in the finals. ‘Phat should pack the cash customers In even thivlGK than they will be packed if the popular Saints comc through with a victory tonight. And while the Saints themselves are not DVQTIJ confident of the outcome there are many fans who will lay it on the line that the red and white standard bearers will have the N. B.-P.E.I. crown when tonight's hockey warfare is over. I I I

Juvenile Kinsmen, this year coached by Lelth Jay, s. member of the Junior Royals when they were winnihg Maritime titles baok In 1988 to '40, start out in defence of their Island juvenile crown at Su-mmerside tonight. when they face tho Kinsmen of that town in the first game of two game total goal series and judging by the manner in which follow- ers of the minor leaguers are talking anything can happen be- fore the outcome 1s decided.

‘ I I I

Judging by the performances of both squads in their season's play there acorns to be little to choose between them. Summer-side pack a erful scoring punch. per- hgéqa shade better than the In- c ls but In the matter of close checking the locals seem to have

Curling Results At Calgary Bonspiel

BULLETIN

CALGARY, March l-(Cl')_ New Brunswick won its second game of the Dominion curling championships ‘ ' ‘ , flgfug. l"! Qllcbeo 15-2. Meanwhile, Nova Scott: bowed 14-3 to Ontario and Prince Edward Island suffered its second de- feat. 13-5. with Manitoba. on the winning side. British Co- lumbia defeated Albert-s 13-3. (At time of going to press llne scores for the second round were not available.)

OAIBARY, March l — (OP) — First round results in the Can-

adian curling championship:

P.E.l. 5,9. P‘. McRae J. Mark N. MacLennan l... F‘. Wendell '1‘. A. Morrison - R. MgGhie G. J. Hayes, S‘. T. D‘Amour, Sk. B. C. . .. 020 602 102 111-16 P. E. l. 102 010 010 000- 5,

Quebec Northern Ontario

Local Gurling Results, Schedule

itcsnils of matches Lfl the Wrlght-Sentner Trophy compo“. tion played last nigh-t at the Char- lottebmvn Curling Club:

G. M. Avard l2: Ed. Nicholson ‘I.

R. Spiilett ll; Dr. ‘H. McIntyre 9.

DI‘. IELS. Glddings 9; R, S. P. Jardiuc S. ‘

'l‘oila.v‘s Matches 7 l‘. M.

Ice No. l-~l~'rnscr vs. Anderson.

Ice no i-‘FFrzlzcc vs. McLean.

Ice no. 3—5'|',7liiCli. vs. Avaru‘.

lmperiais In 6-5 -~ '- I Win Over Phalanx

In an exhibition game played at the Holy Redeemer rink last 1118.10 Art Ropers "Tmpcrinls" took a

close 6-5 decision from Iiic Phal- anv Club in a rugged encounter t-lia l. saw n couple of players put out oi the game (Iuc tn minor injuries.

A dispute occurred ovcr the last goal by the lmperiais, the 105812: (‘iilillliilfl_ thc puck did not cross

Icisiun stood.

iSilver Fame Favored 1T0 Win Grand National‘

LONDON, March 1 - (A P) _ Lord Biccsterb nine-year-old Eflldi-YIG. Silver Fame, replaced Roimond today as favorite to win the 4 1-2-1111110 Grand National sieeplcchasc nt Aintrcc March 20.

Sllvcl‘ Fame was quoted at. 15-1 against in a cnllcvcl‘ at the Vic- toria Club. a fraternity of London bookmakers. Hc closed at 100-G in the first. cailovcr last week.

Roimond, favorite then at. 100-7. fell in a ma. last. week. He slipped to second choice today at 18-1.

on edge. In speed they stack up on about even terms and it will on interesting to see If scoring punch can overcome checking tactics. I I I

When the locals beat Prince of Wales’ strong outfit their stock

ok s. sharp rise. They were out- played in both instances but hers again their checking made it: presence felt and such may be the case in<tonigh-t's battle. At any rate the western Island centre fans should witness a mighty battac between» the pick of the juvenile squads on the Island and local fans will have their chance of watching the youngsters in actior‘ when they play their return game back at. the Forum on next Sat- urduy night.

O O Holder of the Canadian chess championship and rated among

the world's select group of "mash ter" players, 22-year-old Abe Yanofsky last night bade farewell to his Winnipu blends u be headed for Bin-ope to complete his medical studies at University of Glasgow. Duo to sail from New York on Friday, he expects to re- main overseas for the next. five years.

PI-DOIINTX. Aria, lurch l- (Arl-Pitcher Mort Cooper today asked New" York Giants for vol- untary retirement.

Hones Stonchom rodent of. the club, said the request would be granted.

‘the goal lino but tiic rcfcrcifs tic-

E. Bil-ll J. Miuheod P. Amyot G. l-folstroni G. Platte W. Johnson G. Amyot, Sk. J. Guy, Sik- Quebeo . . .. 010 101 120 001- ‘I Nor. Ontario .. 401 010 001 220-41 Ssdrstohewon Manitoba J. n Ci. Weldon B. Heartwell W. Pctrle J. Franklin, W. Sangster

C Annable. 8k. o. Sangster. Sh. Saskatchewan .. 020 010 100 000- 4

Manitoba ..... .. 202 103 033 lll-—l'l

Ontario New u: nswlck A. 011W!‘ W. P. Logan W. Maoflrf P. 0. Souiis W- Meyer W. Tlmmerman J- Patrick. Sk. 1r. Hollies, Sk. Ontario .. . .. .. 002 010 M0 010- 8 New Brunswick 110 300 102 203-13

Alberta Nova Scotia F. J. Graham S. Macvica: O. Syverson P. Rudderham J. A. Williamson M. Vallas W. McLaws, Sk. Glinz, 5.1;.

Alberta. . . 001 0ll. 012 001 0-7 Nova. Scotta. . 010 100 100 220 l-B

Bowling

. HOLY NAME ALLEYS

BIG FOUR. LEAGUE

Arabs: Dr. Duffy .. 242 219 232 J. Connors . 271 158 255 E. Smith . . 173 101 233 A. MacFarlane 191 206 Low Score 178 110 1067 935 1006 ‘i'0t'.1i-~1i038. ' Knights: B. Bradley . ._ 166 215 L500 Reg. MacDonald .. 2 N47 28-1 J. Cauiipbeii _. 170 215 135 '1‘. McAdam . I92 ii’) S. Doiron 178 197 918 1047 1026 Total-- ‘.2991.

High Single: B. Bradley, 300. High Three: R. MacDonald, 723. Points: Arabs 8; Knights 2.

CITY LEAGUE Streets; Gliils i156 i-Il 176 W. Wakiiu 175 215 I12 L. ‘Pralnor .. 189 1G5 ‘.218 J. Blacquiero 141 129 Low Score 152 114 . __ -... _. . ._ ‘ mo ill-i. m ‘rotor-MOS. floppy Gang; F. Prunty . 120 L. Smith 131 142 144 i’. Sentucr 177 139 130 W. Farrar 133 I97 183 T. McKinnon . 231 281 212 813 953 805

dbtsl-zsio.

High Single, T. McKlnnon, 281.

High Three, T. McKinnon, 724.

Points: Streets 1; Halli)! Gang 4. Police:

P. Jay 162 155 161 _R. Ellison 198 176 162 S. Webster . 144 258 l2‘! J. Nightingale 118 202 268 1;. Thackci" .. 191 159 204 813 950 917 'l‘ot.al—2680. Fire Dept: l... 0111881110 R. Crockett I... Moore . .. L. Ranaban P. Cameron . Total-flit.

High Single, J. Nightingale, 268 High Three, J. Nightingale, 588. Points: Police b; Fire Dept. 0.

Olympic Team To Sail 0n March 31

OTTAIWA. March I — (C-P) - R.C.A.1". Myers. Olympic hockey champions now playing exhibition games in Europe, are scheduled to sail for home March 31, Defence Minister (‘laxton nld tonight.

REM-FIBER WHEN

N. win over Boston Bruins at Morn- tlrell l9 years ego tonight. The Habltcnts won their division that

nyroivumltuhswho Montcalm tho-co Its-eight in the playoffstowlnthesteulvydm.

' NOTICE

The regular quarterly muting of the P. E. I. Fish and Genie Association will be held in City Hull Chambers on

FRIDAY, MARCH 5,

‘A special discussion on fishing problqns will lulu place. and all members an urged to attend.

ma n moo m.

Sports Forum

MIR. McLAINETS REPLY

5ih~Thc explanation to me as to why my mare did not represent the Victoria Driving Club, as 5gb- mitted by the President. and the Classifying Committee of the Vic. Wis Driving Club, is to say the least ridiculous and very unsatls. 180M111’. not only to me, but many of the racing fraternity have ex. pressed themselves the same way.

May Todd met Lee lVfcKillop and Judge at the Dartmouth Sllflediwfly and beat them. If this was not the championship trot then what w'as'it? They say, too, that Lusticia beat my mare twwe on the Victoria Park straightaway. This is not a. quarter of a mile limit. and no time was- taken.

I took my mare to the Dart- mouth-Hallfax meet with the understanding that if she rep.

resented the Victoria Driving Cluu there, she would also represent them here. As a matter of fact, I did not know she had not been Selected llfllil I attended the horsemenfla meeting Tuesday night, when I saw Lustlcii-fs name on the board in place of May Todd.

Now, if the Victoria Driving Club had informed me that my mare was not representing their Club. she could have represented another Club, and this would have made four trotters in the Provin- cial meet here, and would have been much more pleasing to the race fans whom the Classifying Commit-tee of the Victoria Drivi- ing Club seem so anxious to please.

I again say the Classifying Com- mlttee of the Victoria Driving Club did not even extend to me the courtesy of letting me know tha-t- my mare was not to start. Can I arrive at any other decis- ion then that both myself and

May Todd have been discriminat- erl against? In closing ma}. I say once

again that. Niay Todd’ beat Judge and Lce lhfclilllup. The trotter Lustlcia did not. May I say, too, that the time of 30 2-5 seconds was the time made by my mare on the harbor ice under conditions which were not so favorable to fast time as conditions on the day of the Provincial meet.’

' I am. Sir, etc.

‘F. R. McLAlNE.

Notice To Norseman

y A meeting ol’ horsemen will be lite-Id tonight .11 Iiic Clnbrooius at 8 o'clock when cntries will be re- cclvcil for Wednesdays races.

Glace Bay Defeats St. Mary’s 9-2

GLACE BAY, N. S., March 1- (CiP)-Glace Bay Minors of the Caipc Brctcn Senior Hockey Loa- g-tlc rccuvcrcd their stride hero lunigdit to ti-‘rn llznitfzix Shllfarys dhllliOrg 9-2 in tho third garlic of an cxihiiaition scrics. St. l/Iaryis won tin- Iirsi two matches, played in iialifzix. 3-2 and 9-1.

U. N. B. Team Coming

By Air For

Local Kinsmen Playing At S’side Tonight

Juvenile Kinsmen clash with Sumimerside Kinsmen at the Crys- tal Rlnk tonight in the first game of the Island Juvenile hockey fin- als. The series. a best two-game, total-goals affair, is expected to furnish the fastest, closest hockey dished out by the Juveniles this season and both teams enter mezr crucial series even odds in the betting.

Members of the local Kinsmen team will meet at the bus stop this evening at. 5:45 from wnere they will leave for the game and players are asked to take note of the time. There are also a few seats available on the bus for fans wishing to take in thegencounter.

Maritime Senior Nockoy Survivors

HALIFAX, March 1 _ (C?) — Six teams still are in the run- ning for the Maritime senior hoc- key championship and the sur- vivor will run up against the Ot- tawa and District champion in the Allan Ouip playoffs starting March 20 in the Marltimes.

Still in the hunt are Moncton Hawks and Saint John Beavers of the Maritime Big Four, Sydney Millionaires and North Sydney Victorlas of the cape Breton loop. Stellar-ton Royals oi the Antigon- lsh-Plctou-Colchester circuit and Windsor Maple Leafs, champions of the Central and Valley Leagues.